New Orleans: Tropical storm “Hilda,” apparently growing to hurricane force, moved to within 450 miles South of Mobile, Ala., by 6 A.M. EDT and was packing winds of 65 miles per hour. The eighth tropical storm of the season was moving North-west at 14 mph and appeared to be closely following the course used by hurricane Carla which struck in Sept. 1961.
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New Orleans: Tropical storm “Hilda,” apparently growing to hurricane force, moved to within 450 miles South of Mobile, Ala., by 6 A.M. EDT and was packing winds of 65 miles per hour. The eighth tropical storm of the season was moving North-west at 14 mph and appeared to be closely following the course used by hurricane Carla which struck in Sept. 1961.

United Press International · [ca. September 1964]

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane: Maps: Wire Photos

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